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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1887-10-05
Montana Matters.


Coal is selling in the Sun River market
ct s1050 per ton.
Ming's opera house at Helena has been
entirely remodelled and renovated at a
cost of $4,000.
The citizens of Anaconda are agitating
for system of water works. They also
wish to incorporate
The Anaconda Company are shipping
from fifteen to twenty cars Of matte every
day, via the Union Pacific.
The Great Eastern mine in the Castle
mountain district, has been bonded to G..
F. Woolston, the water works man for
100000. --.--.-
The Deer Lodge water works have been
completed. A nozzle can be attached on
the streets and stream of water thrown
200 feet high and with force sufficient to
tear down a building.
A new town has recently been located
in the Castle mountains some three or four
miles east Of the town of Castle and chris
tened "Roberson," in honor of the pioneer
miner of this section, Geo. Robertson
Husbandman
The recent strike in the Castle noun
tains eclipses anything yet found in that
camp or in the territory. This was made
by COL Kent, Si King, and Tuck Butter
field in the Greyhound lead. Seventeen
and half ounces of this ore yielded S2.65.
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Stay of Proceedings.

ALBANY, sep'saaa- 90 Judge Ruger,
Of the court Of appeals, tonight signed an
order granting stay Of proceedings until
October 9th in the matter Of carrying out
the sentence of Imprisonment against ia
cob Sharpe.
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Again we welcome you.
PRESIDENT HILLS RESPONSE.

PRESIDENT HILLS RESPONSE.
In responding to the above address Of
Welcome, President Hill spoke as follows
1t is always pleasure to witness sucf
expressions Of good will as those just pre-
ented to us, and they are. all the more
appreciated on this occasion from the fact
nat they were so unexpected. This re
option has been quite surprise to us, as
We had not the slightest intimation that
anything of the kind was contemplated
until a few hours ago. 1t is to the mutu-
al advantage Of both railroads and com
munities that friendly relations should
exist between them; the interests OF both
are Identical, and the prosperity of the
one is a guarantee of the prosperity of the
other The present demonstration of
good will by the citizens of Fort Benton
'owards the Manitoba railroad, is fully
appreciated by those of us who are en-
gagged in this great enterprise, and We
rust that this friendly feeling will con
anue and be cultivated for many years to
come. In the course of events, we will all
pass away; but the railroad will remain;
he country around it will still be here,
md the friendly relations thus inaugural
cd will have their beneficial effects long
alter this event has passed into history
And right here I would pay a tribute
the early pioneers who first settled .in
MS country To a certain extent rail
oads are potent factors in building up
ommunities, but they need some founda
ION to build upon. If railroad were
'ullt into the Garden of Eden, and only
a0am and Eve were there, it would not
and much show for doing a prosperous
BUSINESS All honor, then, to the men
no first settled in this country and form
communities such as you have right
ste at Fort Benton making it possible
" railroad to come into your midst,
'''h The assurance that it would find bus
'sSs waiting for it. With the present
4noatlon to work upon, it will not be
ag before the fertile valleys and grass
.'ered plains of Montana will be thickly
ppulated.
u. W nave with us some gentlemen from
d. FORK who are interested in the sue
u Y this enterprise, and have come to
h. 9aat sort Of people we have along the
VI The road. This demonstration of
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good will from the citizens of Fort Benton
will be full Of significance to them, show
ing as it does that the people appreciate
the Importance Of the undertaking, both
to themselves and those who are so much
interested in it's success. It is a matter
of regret that Vice President Kennedy, of
New York. is not with US to-day; if he
were not under medical care he would
doubtless have been here, and would have
joined us in the celebration of this happy
event. We would thank you for the kind
ly feelings displayed not only to ourselves,
but to Messrs. Stems and others who have
had charge of the grading; to Mr. Grant,
who 50 ably carries on the work of track
the work of construction. and to Mr. Man
vel, who has successfully accomplished
the task of SO arranging the vast amount
of material, that it was always ready when
wanted To all of US this expression of
good will on the part Of the citizens of
Fort Benton will be one of the pleasant
memories connected with this undertak-
ing.
Mr.. Hills remarks were received with
many signs Of approval from those pres
ent, and hearty cheers greeted him as he
stepped down from the track
Judge Tattan was then called upon for
an address, and spoke substantially as
fol lows:
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BFNTON'S CELEBRATION.
nriving of the Silver Spike by the
Fair Hands of President
HIPS Wife.
,ravor Sullivan Delivers an Address of Wei
come, Which j. Responded to by Pres
ident Hill--Speech by Judge
John w. Tattan.

The ceremonies attending the driving q
tbe silver spike to celebrate the compile
ton to Fort Benton of the Manitoba rail
way took place Thursday afternoon &C
cording to the arrangements which were
Derfected the evening before
At two o'clock the procession formed
under the leadership Of Marshals Z. J.
Todd and D. G. Browne. The Goth in
antry band discoursed sweet music on
the march to the depot. Every man, wo-
man and child in the city who could at
tend joined the procession, large number
Of the stronger sex being compelled to
march in line afoot for lack of convey
ances.
Upon arrival at the depot an address of
Welcome to President Hill and his as
sociates in the gigantic enterprise Of which
they we're the representative heads was
delivered by Mayor Jere Sullivan in be-
half of the city of Fort Benton, Mr., Sui
Ivan spoke as follows:
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MAYOR sULL1vAN's ADDRESS.

Mr.. Hill, to you and your associates I
as executive of the city of Fort Benton,
on behalf of her people am delegated to
convey to you in words, as they do by
their presence here to-day, a hearty and
cordial welcome, and in so doing [ assure
you We can but express in a slight degree
our appreciation of your gigantic enter
prise and the indomitable energy display
ed that will in the near future solve the
great problem of populating the vast ex-
panse Of country tributary to your road.
We congratulate you, Sir, upon the
splendid progress you are making toward
the speedy completion Of your great rail
way, and ourselves upon the fact that it
emancipates. us from a distinctiveness
which has adhered to us since railroads
first entered our territory, that of being
lhe isolated city Of the great northwest" /"
4 We also thank you for your manifesto
tons Of good feeling toward us, not only
as president of this great corporation, but
as an individual whom fortune has not
thrown amongst us as often as we would
have wished, and here express the hope
that the relationship thus begun may con,
tinue indefinitely.
In conclusion I beg to assure you that
the hearts of the whole people, of both
city and county, are with you, and the
wish of every one is for the success Of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail
way and that her future may be commen-
erate with that of her construction the
greatest achievement in modern railway
work.
rain we Walc0mR VOL
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MEXICAN VAR TRFRRlN

ne vonAsrfwl eaeAsT of sWIfs'n spssfns e
remedy and onEo for fheumafiaB and al
blood diseases. has never had mnga censpio-
uou1 Illustration thaD thie easo adoRda. The
candid. uneoiiciisd nna snphatis testimony
given b. the veneEahie gentleman mast b
sccspted e ccnvineina ana consIaslve. ira
writer Il q prominent citiEan 81 Mississippi.
TIE gentleman eaIwhom Mr.. Nnrfil refers.
and 10 uhom ha u indebted for me advice 10
which be sBes his Anal rsllnf from years Of
euGhring, b Mr.. King, for many year ne pop.
ulas night clerk q he Lawsones Housa q
Jackson.
JAczsDx, Mia. ApEil q, fssT.
Tie suift epecias Company. Atlanta, 6a.--
oe0tlsmsn: have been an invalid penaion-
e. for 20 year.. having eontFaeted palmonaFy
and other diseaaas IN the Mexican var. but not
TIA The lst Of March. 1879. did feel any symp-
denly slrieken with that disease n bota hips
aud snklsA Eos twenty days vaiked %
cFuiehea. Then TIE pain vAa les Yiolent. 6ul
4 shifted ffum joint @ joint HoK weeks
woala Be totally disabled. either on one aide
o. my body Or TIE other. Ths pain nsSer LEFT
me 0oment for eleven years aud seven
m0uths-9hnt h from March I. 1873, when
wAa afst atincked. 10 oetobor I. lisa whan L
VAS cared. Dgrins tAaso eleven geaTa a in-
oass suffering tr1ed fnnamarahls preNcrip-
tlons ifom vArious Physicians, and tFsed evuEy
thing suggested b friends, bet II ever ~
cStVod me least NoneAA 4rum ang medicine
taken internally o. externally. am not awsre
q Is. Finally. shout tbe lst of 94pt1mh1F, I
made arrangements 70 60 % tbs Hot sprinB
Of ArkannsA, having dsapsirsd Of every ether
remedy. uhen ] aeci6sntslly met an ED 80
qnAlntance. Mr.. 9ine. nOs q the lawrence
Honse o. this city. Ne hne once besn q arsns
suflsrsF from rh8umaiism, ana a. supposed.
had beeu carsd b. vf1it % Hot epeinas. Bet
vhGb ! met him be tald ne that hiA vinik 70
TIE He, springs vas Ia vAtn-he fcun1 90 r.
llef. On his retain frsm Eot epeiaRa BE- k1nId
for the hrse time. Of the q 4 as remedy
for rhemskiEm. He tried q and On HOTTIES
made q complete eara. Several years have
pas8ed siDes. hi he has bed 70 return 81 he
disease.
lnneaistsly Returned - tyh. d 80
timber took four bottles. nnd hg ne ls1 81
October vs. Weli-na far - the rbegmstism
wns ooocsrnst. An pain had disappeared, and
HAvI ncT YELT A TuInaz - u sNeR
haye 10 ininFest 10 making thiS stAtameEt
ether tAAn he heps that q NAP dtseca nnme
elher Sufferer % g gura source 81 rsiief an1 a
ls has thls result ! an veil E9usraoa fcT ny
ssoahle: l en- vury rasRsctfaiiy and trziy
Four friand, D. u. y. Man9In.
For sails ~ al arurnigsa. TrsMaAns % HlooA
and Skin Diseases mated "a
TIM SWIFT 6RNuEEzc Co,
ea3,uthsadsv Dresser :. AtiantA. Ca
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1lez Z. aEnnFt. & Elssk Ili1nuu'ss ~,
- t1H c1.E y8st taT
C1isf gnaIrs 1nn6s has ra.@r..a 49,.
- cnslxesg down seara
D.. A. l. anfsh. hmm nu.nvn.s e.>-
- Re = mash fnpT1Es9 i
Jatss Laws. ~ k,n -. .e,...s...
e segn 3 o'ymptA aTiFsd hons iaSa
MIs psuliss rhsss.a q ch,..,. !.
sss..lax ~ 1antly & 0sss nsnEe. 81
-. 4 Tsxfg. hns 20 ~ saeovsress Arm
~ stoe11 aglalk e. TYP Cd fsrsf. = = =
t&,s 3 - Afoaaa rs house.
~ a. Neison. whe hns hrea a 81
.eA - Ter weak o. ten dMRM a iasprnv.
- - Wss atls toslt ~ : WkiIs -.
". r. Jshnscn. We unss q osvm.ss
- onadi1ate for he rnafiion ~ nNraaas1f
-, q. .ssls g tseco1nc1. rstazned = seGxEle
Cas-. O. coher. fsrustv GA, :. a.
View kn9l11d Hetel ana intfeFiY maSa-
- q 30 Il 8 11EinR holal. wsB II 80
nzt'e 3estera4T o. . I gfnE TisiG
I1onnaa Heaoeak. fcFlno1Iy insunsssF a
ee9l mlnea for Welhingz6n 9er-lf1ry,
We Ase e1en oa 9 yaas's vias = ths aid
and pfoeeeae4 q onca 80 Back lsianaond.
~ for JACK EtHaturnn. tie ncculsr.
q ne Nerfh Pain = aN1 l5sour o6nfeEn-
baates taking 4 - - San RFnnclscs next
week II = th1 nHH4 rfeI1 Mafof 4lraf-
man hs9 made % the CID stamping wruasd
y lonL ysnIA Re vii prchahlg rzmain
kAnro fnnx aaFs.
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MR. coLNAY VIZ BUTLD.
As0rMKn IMmEzss nRIuK sxaUUTunn 10
m HBEcTED On EasRT srRKET.

AsOrMKn IMMEzss HRIuK gxnUUTunn 10
N INJECTED On EnsNT srBKET.
II have Il from Mr.. J. n. Colnan's
own iIps." aid q prominent Citizen yes
tsrdAy. ''thas usxt spring he will i'm.
psovs his Front street clock By the erse-
ton thsron of a large, maRni9cent
bglck baildine. the largest structure Of
he kind 10 tbs Paeifio northwest. Some
three months ego | beard that Mr.. COL
taAn had refused 5000 pas,ffont foot for
his property, end When tsked hin The
raasou, Be replied: IL is worth as muoh
% me ~ anyone slss. I intend 30 i'm
Grove the properly ~ soon as can eeg
nv business aaAiFs properly adjusted
90 as 10 handle 90 bic an undsgtskina
You uDderatand that Mr. Oolmau has
sfoutaqe OF 2f0 feet on Froat street.
md siii probably eel his baildina back
Y feet. tnna leaving him q depth OF los
feet 10 the allog. II be covers this en-
lire property with thFes or four stoFy
orick buiidinr, e. be eontempiates, the
ssr1etaFe gill be 2a0xl06 feet, or as
said before, The largest brick buildine
"a b. northwest. In my conversation
eth Mr.. ooiman be said TIE tims
has come whsn sonsihiuR most be
aoue 30 keep tbs Business from leavip6
Front and OommeTcial streets and rs
tng % second sireas, and the only way
this can be dcns ls b. improving lhese
streets. By pattine 40 sucA baildinss A.
the deuaanaa q growing business Fe
qaiFea.s
From what learned 10 convoEsation
With NF Colman. feel sone3snt that
be wfll commence the Improvement Of
bic block 81 tooa as tie spring weather
cpoas.H
WHIST will bsoo1ns % the wooden
buildings roe on the pro ertyHn
Il understood Mr.. OolDan 20 say that
&c would move then FiRht back across
the alley, about 10 fees from where
ssty stand 81 present.. - tAst tbs ooeu-
Pants ueed nol he distarbsd curing the
construction Of the naw baildine.n
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IAsT NIasTis BLAxE.-Abnut half past
eleven o'clock lAta night an alarm 81 IRE
vas tngnaa IN from the third ward. and h
was discovered thai Kslloxg q @ seon's
t2nnery Was on fFa haging uangh, from
the furnace m the dry room which wac
1 % going n ghf and dfy aF3ing Woai
The taaaery standa well down uRtef the
hank and come littis tine ELAPSED bsfore
water could be F9t on The h1e owsug 10
the long iiae q hoe required IN u
meantime the eqI niA was burned CT ans
me 4 kmes got q very good start. Tue
hose teams we're eli on hand. Ane when
tha water Waa o1ce t1rntd O., Zoe boFt
maze saA harca sf that Ere. M Grren
stals d. sfferfhe e vas cnL thatit y Gif
ee Impossible b eattm sts ths exact
snfouaf 81 dsmage for dkY Or two He
thanka - . Loss by Ore and water viii
.asfh eloel faily csvs nd ~ fasuFAuce.
The 4 = apartment y "a On h<Fd In n I
fcrce and ceaerx - cye1it To- THE eBsfis-
ssttc manner IN which they wuFkcd 70
ave pFoperSy IN The face % ; driving rain
eanFra
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Ia fallsukn1 sranllan &c ma nuanls
uazs 80 ~ rsca ysuEandaY.
M1rscn q Hsnlzr and usss fa q. Il
49, = Z y ~ 80 6 sA = discs . II :
Esfsz Easr b gchn Nslsnn. nna arrs
= - keis< e1aR hn@aszsa Galm nnaz
JaIn Nslsuu asd ~ifs b TN. Al.urs
and otbere. tF0g1eoa ~ the WnEhatlsE
ehassh a kenA. 10 m4lns. ii lsuaG. FcF 4
burial aIo1nd; 81.
An&naw AndeRsen e Hnrmam Ansrs.
So Ne andivi1ss = e Is & u hIosh
II 81 hnirs 81 9. A. HG,lR hrst "a Z lirn
% 6ea1lle; es0a
Chaxiea xnnuan ana uifs Is q 4. ssai.
A. a1rea OF tle nv Il af lie HW x AZ
Sea n. ~. 1N, RBR: elnoo
H1t1 d. JemNtnRB 20 Mi3hnsl HaaRI.
iol 4 block 81 II Central esasiIe. e7BQ
Peter DaaH % EE1d. 81 Gandnr. lots 8
end Z, h bloak 81. q H. Z. HesI1rS flHl
nd1iiinl % ssaf1lei ESQ
David 7. Denny ana uils q oAaxlaa
Kakeldy, iets 3 ard 8. - El1ak 6. 81 y.
1. DsnB5is Park nadifisn 10 seatilas
Wasisr p. HeIl 70 5asnes w. Knapr.
iotg Is. - end -. a block 81, az Yeesela1
gBeond eddltisn (snpplemensnll 10
NSrsSssa Pnciss Railroad ouupauy
30 Charles RnehI, HE II OF NE n az
ees. IS Tp. 81 n. R4E; el0t.
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8efore Justice soaerburz-Wm. Morris
was charwad vi b being dFunk, and pale
81. including costs
daniel Webstor I.aka. for Stealing some
" sahing on SATURDAY aight was aentenc
ed % one days imprisonment aad ordered
% pay tie costs. amounting % 81 II be
ever became she
Zoe Jandoa was before the same court
on . charge ~ grand iarceny. but tn
prn4eantinN aitnBss A. j. ksrbAu. wHs
no dfunk to give eyfdeaco and the case
was conktnntd tili SATURDAY.
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eRRgITIEe.

..s.v was 4 windy daF, a1d mnd1
-1lsx snything but pleaa2at-
a. 1000 have been rsoeived fxans Ne
-i = 1irceshe sailed Tor tks noFfh.
si.ns card on ms eho-e line
) ezpoetsd Q % inte sasos nsxl
kE.
q. Fslsr hss bssn ksgs qnIle b1sy
80 - ansNsEing lessefs eanes no
- -. 1lbhy Is sid % b lendnr-
! - asfyiOs since ths recnaFsd ~
$1,000 Msxioo wms undw ne
- srday loading feel and coal Ter
F.saslseo.
= $50 on oompenY hes nirendY
80 Stacking up its now ware-
q lhls eit1.
-, ssrssss ars n tie Pound. bound
4. IS - enc o. two u Whion are exs
. arrive traas.
- A. A. r. Sunday school Is pFapaE-
Z. go 3 fssttvni and f4ir. On HEtdaT
-. tlscemheF ie<h.
~ rs.nsr Merwsa ans 6olafnsd e
. - celnt for several h0uEayesterday
= ,asSa1f 81 hlgh winds.
- soosut warm rains have melted tie
1sas q ihs mountaina. and 81 he
Sas tipufaRT V the kound fairly
isae Racine. ef sesttie e aatnR b the
$500 eoaFt Tor q divorce from her hua..
e Nichaei Raoine. On the ground o.
sssiiF
rsshout bstween Lake view and
x.anA On she Northern. caused The
I.r1snd tcaln - arrive several hours
h yesterday
M Heht house tender, Man1snilA. has
ne eown the Hoand 70 arrange ter iAe
Stag d stake lights - anitablo polnt1
nne The route.
fhs rammlns q TIE iaia Brian BATES
III 81 buried under the aueDicie1 81 the
tsoHin order today. Mnsona VII rad
olIiolas nofico elsewherA
b Bake tha man arrested for snug
u ans found with tNoufF puuadl 81
trahand opium ID HE posyeeaion b.
4cer hfonnld. was released On so
"A. stevess. "a attorney o. per.iand.
s~aoa. yesterday illod an application en-
sf6if 81 the administrator 0f the estate
4 irkn Starlight TO- power 20 asll s1ule
ssperty belonging q the estate n this
~ rxport brouzht home b. . passen.
= =. me Oiym elan, 10 the eject that ono
i - vessais loadsd with iron for tho
$500. take SHIRE and Eastern - lwas,
Al arrived N Port Townsend. was pre-
ttnfs.
re Hayward and olympian arrived
- aaNriy on tins yesterday, and both
~ sair Iiata Of passengers. The North
- IA however, IN the evening. was 90.
ned e Taeonas some tina w1tuna tor
trInged tiatn.
M. A. w. Enaia. came to seattle . few
- 40 from Olympie, and purchased
= Irfsrsai In 4 well established pAgihE
s'frssS. He vii oome With bic fal1tiy
= llis clsT 10 req dn - soon e. be can -.
- 4 hosise % live 10. One q the cFyina
scsslfies 81 tie times h for m9re honssa.
Tka eoansy auditor has had new war
40 I ,eusa srensred In which the diff
~ fand : o. which the werrant q dawn
~ distinctly printed n bus VITA letters
- - ineh "a leugth. This vi u fecill-
- she WORT of thAt once and ~ nli
H1zs into which these warrants have 70
fgnk
~ snowned Royce & Lansing M.
~ Comedy Company and SNias bn
'I1ss.n are conf Z December tth, and
i1iE T'ffa company comes endo ead b.
- ard pablo OF the entire est. and
slin9 theff uiae auccessful yeers On tse
ID ever oae mllilon people have VII :
Iaod their entertainment
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'-rHx Lcsr ~ FoVSRs>-A rear or %
$50 9 strAAgsr esma 70 ssattie. walked
ta.o Wsagh's saloea ez Froat stree.
took = drink. ha.ded HE valise 10 the
hsrkeeper. and disz ppeA-ed. Days aad
weeks came and west hut The stranger
never r-turnea f0r hts vsiisA Il Wss
fnsliy opsned and lnard 70 contain cloth
iRa. Iftiera and rActg graphs. his nzule
- asreftained 10 be NcCain. ara ITS
.ss1aa1S werc wftitea &c ~ the au.hert
sieA News fsen's wcre GO are o. the
tisse an4 TIE cNs1tng pape-s had coauE1.
far - m. aascrt log haW be Fnixhf
have hcen lnyeiTcd doNa % 70 ere e
- r.nnY wknEvfe and kaox k@d - the
hasa. a. kiAaarpad . n tbs tca1 { ka-iey
FesA etc H1Wsvef. "a MAS , city Rea
rsaily essnceted thst MeClasn lad peSsed
"a ma h@ckA unta oakerday. Whsn CHIEF
ssrYphy FacaIrea lttt-s frpm Kim. aaf 4
yaresaseR, n. O.. inQairi < tar he
vsilss. tbs soems - ee = es~e o. IRE less
he'vg eoa q. and TIE De a ccmLag - life
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ss.stad On re 0psEon & Call.
y .sreafaF: "A J b4rn4l4 Z
- q-eNn. J L Wazner. Is y q,
Newuinns n g LgQ4s q u
0es Bsgeggh sd wife. : 3
- nv rkillnans W n X A3teh
80. Ms RolsT. BIRDIE FnzAns
y = q De Northsrn Psciag
- A y k0ekmAgs =
- A q Sehs.dea. ~ 49,
sfesA n IA Dgomsck, hAttis Z
~ eksi5s. 0 = Cater. g -
9rrun KlburgsF. end thirty 'niAe
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,os Ter eeifars reward
y -. ~.ls ~ Information
q me arrest ana cor.
- y am one souuu steal
- e. sns Post-ipteisl-
~eIlssrsd bvsne carvtsEs
ssus tfse city.
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DON'T
LES thai cold Of yoars run On. Yea
think u b Q hRhs thinR. Bat u mag
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Ite breathing eppaTnfus muHa be
kepl healthy and clear Of all ohalrue-
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there IL truuhlB ahnad.
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can Be deliRheinily nnd entiEnlY ouEed
b. the use Of Boaohee's German Syrup.
II ven don't know this already skoHa-
ands end thousands Of pesple can tel
yea. Ihey have been cured By if, and
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only 70 cents. Ask any dEn0Risk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

M HArcm'a DRNIAI.-Captsin 2. J.
Hatch says that the statement that the
SEAMS. Fioetwoad b ahestlE 70 Be with
Java from ths 08ympia Foutsis ''entifnly
sl.hont foa "a stion. fhe statement was
nabishpd on tbs author " 81 xentle-
70 whoss vefacltg cannot b. quegtun-
q, who epid that aptAtn hAten s1ia I'm
ksg would KEGS the Eastwood on me
1fymrla routo unsii after the pfezsss ae4s
asn Of the legislature, and then. u tae Y.
TN. CosnEnny aid not abandon ~
ssale - Olympia. o. business did not nla
lsyiaiig imVtovsf thai t1e steaL1sk Mee .s
y WifhnfaWn from TIE oi9IapiA koQlsa
"a nlnrad "a tho route between seattle
M f.soonnef. nfaklnx daily round tfipe.
TN ~ n was pubfishoa simply - . blt q
aewa now that Q spiatn Hatch auntes
tkst hn intends maxim tue ehAnEe,. u
@anl5 annesr shat he has chaEGad bis
mind since converMing vita cur Ia
lefmanI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

A HAHKAs CoRPUs eAsx Ca tha erNi
q NoTenhes mar named Jessph Ssws
en- was arrested Cor an assault on LADY
whi,a going 40 James sfreeS % her heNe
~ he rorser ef f5fth and Cherry. he
Na9 hrtnRht hrfcre Justice Sober h0fR
yAo aaed him eiaoo and " default sent
Aln 70 the eoEaly taa for so dAYA Tie
e.iention q Chief Justice aoaea Nfaa cali
- 70 The ease and he Instructed 81 al =
eez b sac oat writ o. hahoas corpus
M eAaa viii ceusa up before the eaief
t@lias On Friday the lssA trst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

eFAKR LEaHTs. Capta'n Green gAve
~ Tire eommAsd q the steamer knma
Hayward temporarily. 10 enable him 70
ancompany Captain eehxee Ahnat The
hsand and sazRest the most suitable le-
easisna fer the establishment a. atake
ArktA espeaiAliy o. the What< ON rcute,
WHARF Csp-asQ t.rren u wca q qaeintec
tfcsa The hsnrsa Aay ward. well posted
raam0aas ran. Esd old ftlerd al Capsasn
ae en-. aaid; TIA cAptetu has been
uAnting 70 : house AnS vtsls hts parents
~ apna tine, and FcFy eerseusiy daa 3
~ resaatnR ocmuasnd Of the HAYWARD
Tor several monthe, althou<n - nley ~
en her ngsin for abort tine. before ne
leaves for the east"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08
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